Progressives are afraid of the electorate.
Change is hard, for old farts.
They passed it without knowing how much it will cost. 4-3 vote. Carroll, Mai and Agran voted no. The only…
Wait, it PASSED? Agran joined the other Dems? And it didn't need a vote of the people? I see this:…
Ironic that the council members who passed rcv this week in Irvine refused to let the voters decide if they…
It’s real simple Joshy. The new oak creek proposal if not placed to a vote of the people violates state…
The Republican Party doesn't even pretend to be conservative anymore. The "leaders" have completely capitulated the their worst voters. It's…
This article about this poll will make you feel better about the OC, although the headline is deceptive (and I…
I like Vanity Fair, I even subscribed to them in the 80’s, but they put out a really irritating little…
San Francisco Chronicle Archive
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![Most people recognize “the biggest loser” as a popular TV program. In this story we will address Californians being the biggest losers as it relates to taxpayer funding of professional […]](https://www.orangejuiceblog.com/wp-content/themes/arras/images/thumbnail.png "The biggest loser is NOT a TV show")
The biggest loser is NOT a TV show
Posted on March 1, 2010 | 3 CommentsMost people recognize “the biggest loser” as a popular TV program. In this story we will address Californians being the biggest losers as it relates to taxpayer funding of professional […] -
![Today’s San Francisco Chronicle headline of next month’s “special” election represents the viewpoint of this author as well as all the Republicans with whom I have discussed our state’s budget […]](https://www.orangejuiceblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/ca-gop-against-1a-1f.jpg "“GOP vows to fight budget bills” SF Chronicle")
“GOP vows to fight budget bills” SF Chronicle
Posted on April 21, 2009 | No CommentsToday’s San Francisco Chronicle headline of next month’s “special” election represents the viewpoint of this author as well as all the Republicans with whom I have discussed our state’s budget […] -
Vote NO on Prop 1A $9.95 billion ($81.4 billion by 2030) high speed train boondoggle
Posted on October 23, 2008 | 2 CommentsA few years ago we stopped the Orange County Centerline so I guess it’s time to take on another “boondoggle” rail project. Prop 1A opens the door for “special interests” […]
Typical Dan C argument: I don't understand it, so it is bad. I refuse to study it in any detail.…